VOICED : Weibo el Twitter chino que entrara a Wall Street

Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, is set to enter Wall Street through an IPO on the Nasdaq. Despite challenges faced by tech stocks and concerns over transparency in Chinese companies, Weibo aims to raise between $340 and $440 million by offering 20 million shares priced between $17 and $19 each. The platform, controlled by Synacorp, has been successful in China, where Twitter is banned, and hopes to attract U.S. investors with access to China's vast internet market. However, experts question the accuracy of Weibo's user statistics and its future growth potential.

What is the primary reason Weibo is entering the New York Stock Exchange?

• To merge with Synacorp

• To raise capital and expand its market presence

• To compete directly with Twitter in the U.S.

• To diversify its services beyond microblogging

What is the expected price range for Weibo's shares during its initial public offering?

• $17 to $19

• $15 to $16

• $10 to $12

• $20 to $22

What is a major concern for U.S. investors regarding Chinese companies like Weibo?

• Lack of innovation

• High competition in the tech sector

• Transparency and accounting fraud

• Limited user base

How many active users does Weibo claim to have daily?

• 10 million

• 30 million

• 100 million

• 60 million

What is a key challenge Weibo faces in terms of its user base?

• Inability to expand internationally

• Increasing competition from local platforms

• Discrepancy in reported active users

• High operational costs